Posted by:
Hpratley ,
07 December 2011
It is gloomy news for retail and the high street at the moment, with news that customers are not and will not be spending as much as last year. read more…
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RETAILERS, TOWN/SHOPPING CENTRES, FUTURE OF RETAILING, STATISTICS, RETAIL STATISTICS, CHRISTMAS SALES REPORT
Posted by:
FSPRetail ,
06 December 2011
The Justice Minister Alan Shatter is expected to make an announcement on the rents issue this week. It is not clear whether this will include set proposals or merely outline a timeframe for the launch of rent reform plans next year. read more…
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RETAIL PROPERTY, RETAIL STATISTICS, IRELAND
Posted by:
FSPRetail ,
28 July 2011
According to recent report by PwC, the number of UK Company insolvencies fell in the second quarter but warned that corporate failures could rise in some sectors as consumer spending remains weak. read more…
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RETAILERS, RETAIL ADMINISTRATORS, RETAIL STATISTICS, SNAPSHOP
Posted by:
FSPRetail ,
26 April 2011
Denis Brogan’s study of political revolutions concluded that there’s no such thing as a free lunch, change always comes at a cost. read more…
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GEOFF'S VIEW, RETAIL STATISTICS
Posted by:
Hpratley ,
10 March 2011
Positive sales seen at the beginning on 2011 have slowed as retailers saw their worst February sales for nearly a year, according to a report by the BRC. read more…
Tags:
GEOFF'S VIEW, RETAILERS, STATISTICS, SOCIAL COMMENTARY, RETAIL STATISTICS
Posted by:
Hpratley ,
14 January 2011
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GEOFF'S VIEW, RETAILERS, E-TAILING, SHOPPERS, CHRISTMAS, RETAIL STATISTICS
Posted by:
Hpratley ,
13 January 2011
The first FSP Christmas Sales Report for Christmas 2010 was published on 7th January 2011 and will be updated throughout the month. read more…
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RETAILERS, E-TAILING, STATISTICS, GENERAL, SHOPPERS, CHRISTMAS, SOCIAL COMMENTARY, RETAIL STATISTICS
Posted by:
Hpratley ,
23 December 2010
Retailers have been hit after the severe weather stopped many shoppers from reaching the High Street on what is usually one of the busiest weekends of the year. read more…
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RETAILERS, CHRISTMAS, SOCIAL COMMENTARY, RETAIL STATISTICS
Posted by:
Hpratley ,
02 December 2010
Black Friday and Manic Monday highlighted the increase in online shopping.
With the weather turning bad early and the thought of a Saturday battling the local shopping centre, is the appeal of shopping from your sofa greater than experiencing the Christmas lights and everything else that goes with the annual Christmas shop?
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E-TAILING, RETAIL STATISTICS